Waterskiing squirrel escapes during show at San Antonio Mall 

People gathered at San Antonio’s Ingram Park Mall to watch a waterskiing squirrel got more than they bargained for when the pint-sized performer made a bold break for freedom during the performance. During a noon performance Saturday, Lovey the performing squirrel was waterskiing in a temporary pool

Trump says he will pull Blanche’s attorney general nomination until Cornyn leaves office

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Saturday said he is pulling his nominee for attorney general until Sen. John Cornyn is out of office, escalating tensions between the two as the Texas Republican continues to insist on changes to a deal protecting Trump and his circle from tax audits. Cornyn an

Texas lawmakers want to halt plan to build high-voltage transmission lines across the state

ODESSA — A growing chorus of Texas lawmakers is calling on the state’s electric grid managers and utility regulators to halt an expansive and increasingly controversial project to build transmission lines that would cut through several thousand acres of private property to deliver electricity to oil

Ethics Review Board wants more info from councilman accused of sharing man’s email address online

San Antonio Councilman Jalen McKee-Rodriguez, known for his sometimes-spicy social media posts, reportedly faces a formal ethics complaint over one of his recent online exchanges. On Thursday, San Antonio’s Ethics Review Board voted to request that the District 2 councilman provide an additional wri